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Book the Falling Kingdom by Olof Jarlbro

The Falling Kingdom is one of the few photography books about the Nepal Civil War. Nepal has been under ruling monarchy for most of its known history. In 1996 Maoist rebels intend to start a communist republic, which lead to a conflict that left more than 30 000 dead

The unstable political situation in Nepal has had a major impact on the infrastructure of its society. This book portrays the great diversity between rich and poor, victim and perpetrator

 

After an army curfew, the army is guarding a majority of streets in Katmandu

Gary Fabiano: The Long Road Home

A short documentary about a U.S. soldier returning from combat in Iraq and Afghanistan who is suffering from PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder)

SUFFERANCE: Iraqi Victims of War

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SUFFERANCE

Iraqi Victims of War

“Enduring hardship for what else shall we do?”

by Kloie Picot

(This photo essay is part of an ongoing project I started in July 2008 photographing and documenting the lives of Iraqi refugees in Jordan, Syria and Lebanon.)

Kidnap, murder, soldier, explosion, army, militia, ambush car; these words are the pattern of vernacular of Iraqi children and their parents in the mayhem of Iraq.

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